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Question 1
Suppose that the instantaneous SNR of each of M independent diversity
branches is dened by the r.v. Xm , with PDF
1 − γx
fm (x) = e m, m ∈ [1, M ]
γm
Question 2
Consider a channel with M diversity branches and i.i.d. Rayleigh fading on
each branch.
a) Find the outage probability under Selection Combining (SC) for M = 1 (no
diversity), M = 2, and M = 3. Assume QPSK modulation with Ps = 10−3
and branch SNRs γ 1 = 10dB, γ 2 = 15dB, and γ 3 = 20dB.
b) Compare the outage probabilities under Maximal Ratio Combining (MRC)
and Equal Gain Combining (EGC), assuming BPSK modulation with Pb =
10−3 , two-branch diversity and an average branch SNR of γ = 10dB.
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Question 3
Consider a transmission where 512 information bits are encoded with a
rate 1/2 turbo code to 1024 coded bits, then these are mapped to 512
QPSK symbols and transmitted over an AWGN channel with SNR γ . The
block-error-rate (BLER) of this system can be modelled by the function
is
PB (γ, n) = 1 − [1 − PS (γ)]n .
Throughput (i.e. the expected rate of correctly decoded blocks of information
bits per s/Hz), is dened as T = r log2 (M )(1 − PB (γ)), where r is the FEC
rate and M is the modulation order. Assume that the target throughput
is 0.9 bps/Hz. Calculate the required SNR in the coded and uncoded case.
What is the coding gain (in dB) obtained by employing the turbo code?
Question 4
It is possible to obtain diversity gain even without fading, due to noise
averaging. Consider an AWGN channel with N diversity branches and
γi = 10 dB for all i = 1, 2, ..., N . Assume M -QAM modulation with M = 4
and use the approximation Pb,MQAM ≈ 0.2e−1.5γ/(M −1) , where γ is the received
SNR.
a) Find Pb for N = 1.
b) Find N so that under MRC, Pb < 10−6 .
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Useful Equations
√
2γ sin[π/8])
p p
Pb,BPSK ≈ Q( 2γ), Ps,QPSK ≈ 2Q( γ), Pb,8PSK ≈ 0.67Q(
M M M i−1
Y Y γ
− γ0 γ X
− γ0 1 γ0
Pout,SC = p(γi < γ0 ) = 1−e i , Pout,MRC = 1−e
i=1 i=1 i=1
(i − 1)! γ
Z x r r
−λy −λx
2γ
− γ0 πγ0 − γγ0 2γ0
λe dy = 1−e , Pout,EGC = 1−e − e 1 − 2Q
0 γ γ